Today, Greece takes over the presidency of the European Union for the next 6 months.

Greece takes over as president of the European Union today. Marketplace host, David Gura talks to the BBC's Mark Lowen in Athens about what the country's tenure could look like.

Many Greeks in their late twenties or early thirties live at home, dependent on their parents.

Italy's prime minister calls youth unemployment his country's "true nightmare."

Sometimes, you just can’t a break. And neither, it seems, can Greece.

The Greek government has scrapped a 24-year-old perk enjoyed by public sector workers.

Investors have been shifting away from emerging markets, but where are they going instead? The answer may be Europe.

Germany's finance minister says Greece may need another big bailout.

The Greek parliament votes today on whether to send as many as 25,000 government workers into a so-called 'labor reserve.'